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Surgical infections are relatively rare with spinal surgery, but can have serious consequences, and there is therefore a need to understand the major risk factors.
Read More and Comment | No Comments »Is there any evidence of a benefit associated with the midline rectus (MR) over the paramedian lateral rectus (PLR) approach to disc replacement?
Read More and Comment | No Comments »Facet Solutions combined their Anatomic Facet Replacement System (AFRS) with a semi-constrained disc replacement product to create a a total joint replacement device for the lumbar spine.
Read More and Comment | 1 Comment »The Nunec Cervical Arthroplasty Device was used for the first time recently in China. What are the benefits of this new system?
Read More and Comment | No Comments »mDesk, the preoperative planning software widely used in Europe in Orthopaedics, is expanding to the U.S. market
Read More and Comment | No Comments »Is there any data available comparing the use of tantalum implants to bone grafts for anterior cervical fusion?
Read More and Comment | No Comments »Surgeons and patients alike are becoming more aware of the nonfusion treatment options for spinal surgery.
Read More and Comment | No Comments »Osteotech’s Plexur P bone filler was recently awarded FDA approval for use in the spine.
Read More and Comment | No Comments »Is minimally invasive laminectomy proven to be any better than the traditional open procedure?
Read More and Comment | No Comments »Research is currently being conducted on a variety of chemical polymers that can be used to replace degenerated intervertebral discs.
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